This "residenza" is actually a luxury design b&b in an large apartment in Rome.
It's really difficult to find, although it's on a large square, but when you finally get in it, it's really beautiful and the service is great. Considering that you are in a big european capital (look at the prices in "real hotels"), it has a very good value. The rooms looks really like a 4-star hotel! We had #3 and had nothing to complain about.
The only bad point is that the rooms are a little noisy (you hear the tramway passing and people yelling from the street) but apart from that, everything was perfect!
The situation is very good also, within walking distance from piazza navona and the ghetto, where you can eat the famous "carcioffi".
I warmly recommend this place if you don't mind the little noise and the fact it's a very small, hard to find hotel.

I've opened an account just to write a review for this place. A 6 bedroom hotel hidden away in a courtyard in a central location, this did exactly what we needed for a 6 nations rugby weekend. By basics I mean - decent sized room, network cabling for laptops in room, *extremely* clean (rooms returned to spotless every day), great bathrooms, lots of towels, great continental breakfast, brilliant brilliant service at a fantastic price. It's clear that there is real pride in the quality of service here.

We will be back in two years time.

We recieved a warm welcome and took the hotel up on the offer of an airport transfer which meant the driver took us straight to the hotel door. The hotel is behind large wooden doors and through two courtyards but this means it is quieter and offers great security. The small lift is a bonus in such an old building and can fit two people or one person with some luggage. Booked a 10 night holiday in the suite (room 4) which is spacious and comes with a very welcome jacuzzi bath for two in the bedroom. Great to enjoy a soak after all the walking! The bathroom is large and has a shower unit and large towel rail.
The bed is two single beds together were firm but comfortable. Pillows were rather flat and hard but were adequate. The room lacked a set of drawers which meant we had to hang most of our clothes and use the small drawers in the cupboard, this probably won't be a problem for those on a short stay. The cupboard also had a safe which was easy to use but could do with a light in the cupboard to see.

The room had a useful mini bar where we could store cool drinks. Range of wine, spirits, chololate and water in the room.

Our room has fresh flowers on our arrival and a complimentary bottle of Prosecco which was warmly recieved. The hotel management were efficient, friendly and offered a very personalised service to suit. Much more relaxed than big hotel chains. The breakfast could either be delivered to our room but we chose to get it ourselves and there was no problem in getting a tray to take it back to our room which is just beyond the main reception area. there is a small bar and some seating in the reception. The bar is reasonable and offers hot drinks and alcohol. The room has a small falt screen TV, DVD player and sound system - useful for plugging in your MPS player/phone.
Wifi is available for 6 euros for your stay. A computer and small library of guide books etc are there for general use.

Overall a fantastic location within easy walk of all major sights. Tram junction right outside also a taxi rank across the road. A small supermarket is across the square and plenty of eating places nearby.

This hotel was in a great location for exploring ancient Rome. It was clean and comfortable for a 4 night stay in June. We were able to walk to the Vatican, Colosseum & even the Borghese Gallery (but cabbed it back). The hotel is in a residential building which can be hard to find, but the instructions sent prior to arrival were great. I also recommend using Google Street view so you know what the building looks like before you get there. It's directly across from the Argentina ruins - so check out the cats.

This is not a luxury hotel, but has what you need for a comfortable stay in Rome when your purpose is to see as much as you can and just be in the hotel for quick naps and sleep. The air conditioning worked great and there was a fridge to store snacks. There is also a small elevator to help with luggage up to the hotel. Taking the stairs the rest of the time also helps burn off all the pasta, wine and gelato ;-)

The service is friendly and helpful (and staffed 24/7). They also have a collection of Rome travel books that you can borrow during your stay.

Breakfast is ok - the usual assortment of pastries, bread, ham & cheese and cappuccino.

Overall I recommend this hotel for travellers with the priority of being in the heart of Rome so that you can do a lot of sightseeing on foot.